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FOXNEWS Special Report With Bret Baier August 19, 2019 22:53:00 - Vimarsana News

FOXNEWS Special Report With Bret Baier August 19, 2019 22:53:00

You back on, come on back. he, chris wallace, the news side covering fair, balanced, unafraid. what about this push back on pole specifically, but fox? >> the striking thing is that president trump is at 39%, regardless of who the democrat -- that's a core support. even if the economy goes south, that's not a winning percentage in the fact that every democrat beats them, joe biden by double digits has to be a concern. >> bret: we have said this every time, when you are there as early as you don't have one candidate. you are not facing one person. you are not facing any pushback so had to had p...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20190702:10:14:00

Giving medicare for all to illegal immigrants around i think -- and i think that will hopefully become clarified in the course of the campaign. yes, i agree with you. i think the debates did move the discussion a bit to the left and i think it now needs to come back. i think senator harris is very vulnerable on this medicare for all issue. but i think she can walk it back yet again to a better place. so i think there's still the prospect that the democrats will find a happy middle ground on some of the stuff. >> so to steve's point briefly, if you were a joe biden supporter under the impressiv...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20190214:19:35:00

Into. but, he was not effective at messaging and there is a ton of reporting out there brett, about the counties that got him into the oval office. and the softening of support that people are seeing among donald trump supporters. >> that's absolutely true. please don't make mistake. i am not doubting. it is a deeply vulnerable candidate because he's a terrible president with all of the flaws we discussed on a routine bases. the president retains this core support and can't turn it around and can't change the messaging and can't take advantage of the fact that we do have a reasonably strong ec...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20181211:16:36:00

Later so that there's more time ahead of 2020. how widespread do you think that sentiment is? is it realistic that they could actually mount some sort of challenge in 2020 or put up a different candidate? >> i think my colleagues and i, the reporting we've done suggests this is widespread in terms of republicans being nervous about where they are. having said that, it's a very different ball game to suggest they would walk away from this president who did help maintain control of the senate, who does remain popular among the republican base, but there is a suggestion that if the mueller probe ...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20181016:21:12:00

Take a listen. senate seat or two, the >> i don't think that helps move democrats will pick up 25 or 30 house seats. but my instinct, somehow is that the ball at all. i mean you've got to remember this is temporary and that the he's been sued by avenatti and a wave resumes, the gender gap is bunch of people, so he's -- he massive, the democrats have to knows he's a street fighter, but expand the electorate. you could have lost a lot of it's also the president. money betting on the ability to and i just don't think this elevates him. expand midterm electorates in i don't think it does anything ...